Modern living in a historic setting – that is what the FREYBERG’S promises. Located in a spectacular waterfront location directly on the banks of the Saale, the extensive renovation project, which is being realized in two construction phases, will offer a total of 210 rental apartments in eleven buildings upon completion. The mix of 1- to 6-room apartments with an average size of 33 to 173 m² provides an attractive range for all needs – whether for singles, senior citizens, couples or families. The green inner courtyard of the FREYBERG’S not only offers opportunities for neighborly get-togethers in the open air, but also a play area for children. Many apartments have a balcony or terrace. The communal storage rooms for bicycles, wheelchairs and strollers, as well as a cellar for each apartment, are located in the basement. In addition, 250 bicycle parking spaces and 137 car parking spaces in the underground garage, 16 of which are designed as e-charging spaces, ensure safe parking. A parking space for a compact car or motorcycle is also available. The underground parking spaces are expected to be available in the second half of 2025 and are not yet available for rent. The three- to six-storey buildings not only meet the requirements for a KfW Efficiency House 55 (GEG), but also the requirements for KfW listed buildings and offer intelligent ventilation technology.

With floor-to-ceiling windows, timeless wall and floor design, high-quality sanitary ware and fitted kitchens, the apartments at the FREYBERG’S not only offer modern living comfort in a historic setting, but also, thanks to clear floor plans and a largely open layout, allow plenty of scope for your own ideas and design wishes.

• Real wood parquet flooring in the living rooms
• Porcelain stoneware tiles in the bathrooms
• Floor heating
• Fitted kitchen
• Partially terrace or balcony
• Partially floor-to-ceiling windows
• Electrically operated shutters in building 11 and in all ground-floor apartments
• Partially elevator
• Video intercom system
• Tenant basement
• District heating

A city to live, work and feel at home in. The triad of culture, business and science in Halle forms the basis for its success. As part of the European Metropolitan Region of Central Germany, the city is one of the top 10 investment regions in Germany. The city of Handel is known throughout Germany for the Leopoldina, the Burg Giebichenstein University of Art and Design, the Fraunhofer Institute and the Martin Luther University. The Halle/Leipzig economic area is the second-largest in the new federal states after Berlin. Industry and trade can take advantage of areas with excellent infrastructure and benefit from stable logistics networks and the proximity to Leipzig/Halle International Airport, which complements the short distances to road, rail and water by air. The city, where Handel was born, offers a vibrant cultural and artistic scene that ranges from traditional theatre, opera, galleries and museums to cafes, bars, restaurants, trendy pubs and nightclubs, as well as the internationally acclaimed Handel Festival and the Women in Jazz International Jazz Festival. In addition to the cathedral and the sky disc, the Francke Foundations or the Moritzburg Foundation, the surrounding landscape is also worth viewing – since Halle (Saale) is a green city. With over 7,000 hectares of waterways and parks, it is a paradise for leisure and sports. Leisure and nature can be enjoyed to the fullest during long walks through the zoo, the botanical garden, along the racecourse or over Pessnitz Island.